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18. OAKLAND TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JUNE-1, 1936 TRIBUNE ill A 10 NEWS AND PR RAMS Free Swim Lessons SAN FRANCISCO' TODAY'S BROADCAST KLX PHONES: DAY LAKESIDE 6000 NIGHT LA KESIDE 6015 XTf1nAL WEEK ENDS. JUNE Soon this year's opportunity to learn to swim trill be gones Expert instructors await ietfr adults and, young- sters.to teach you how to swim. Determine take advantage of this offer nowl i iOf A 1 ri KJBS Dane; TO BE HONORED 8:30 P.M. vocalist.

3 P.M. Ki.i-Oiiiiiiir llnnr. KLX Dnde Martin and KHE Cbgrtnut. Or a II Ifl ll HIIIMI IW Moods; -6 P.M. HI Nevada Kite ajlere.

KPO Fibber McGee -M 01 IV. K(; Ralina Zarova, oprano; Xavier Cnifat, Mim-in ween -o irtl KI'O Ito Program; Tony KLX Dinner Concert. KPil Contented Pro-pram; Lullabye Lady; Of Time to Learn if lLA I UlilUH I UK-tell. SOngS. Faminin Fan jjederal Agencies Join in Effort to Kill Scourge Of Rig Reindeer Herds KKHC Little Jack Morgan L.

kastman's They Register at Once I Little ami Orch. Prfesent thjs coupon at ei.therpjunge and Yegisfex-for, the FREE course or lessons cfee. KVA Art; Com munlty Chest. KsKo "Pappy" Bre KVA Amateur Hour. Carnl- Carefree val.

ksfo Up owners; Concert Soprano Will Offer Six more days the last in which -X Talk. kaw. Klnr's KKHC Wayna "California's Hour" to Offer fyRadio "Salute Tonight As i Audition Winners Perform KHOW Radio Kitchen: Know Sports; (8:46) Orchestra. Program to. Music Lovers kva Cvrua Trobbe.

Name (3:15) favorites. K.I HI I Studio. KKFBrkeley ot (8:45) Records. ksfo Studio: (6:15) Over -Tribune's Sjation 7x ntv Silhouettes. Musical Styles.

KarTii Dane. KROW Studio; (6:15) 9 P.M. Address KLS Waltzes; (3:15) finlna- Places. Eileen Piggott, concert soprano, kjbs St udlo; (1:15) KLX Dade jMnrttn sad Nevada Nile A ar the radio contestants are concerned, competition it the spice or lite, if jt is permissible to L'; Pop. Songa.

will be heard tonight over KLX, he Concert 3d0 P.M. KLX Carrfre Caper. Ki'O Connie Gates; City KIIK Concert: (6:16) mone. broadcasting station of The Tribune, KPO Phil Levant's Talk, make a composite maxim out of KL8 Record. in a program to be broadcast from Orch.

Book Parade. to' fi.19, 6f30P.M. (3:45) Kush iiugnes. John Herrick: (3:45) Modern Woman. KKHC led Hu'lng- and Ki.o Powder Puff Re to take advantage of the free lessons that are offered the novice in The Tribune's 10th annual "Learn to Swim" campaign, in cooperation with Lakeside Plunge and Neptune Beach ntvols, open today.

Only six more days, but plenty of time in which to get all of the benefits offered through the instruction afforded by the expert teachers who make up the corps of instructors engaged at both pools to care for the many hundreds who are enrolling in the campaign in order that they may not be the ones who stjand at the edge of the numerous swimming pools at the Summer resorts and watch those who do know how to iwiin with admiration. It is the one time in your life that Another vue. KLX Dinner Concert KFRC California's KI'O Dportunny BL THOMAS J. HAMILTON, JR. Associated Press Staff Writer.

WASHINGTON, June 1. (P) Plans for an airplane attack on savage packs of-Alaskan wolves were vorked out todar by three Federal, agencies. Explaining that "because of the' vast open spaces in Northern Alaska it is difficult to approach packs of wolves unobtrusively and kill thenrby shooting," officials said they planned also to ask the help of reindeer herders in trapping them. oTTie expenses of an experienced trapper will be paid jointly by the Biological Survey and the reindeer service, the office of Indian af- fairs is supplying traps and other equipment. The jtrapper will travel byiairplane.

NO FUNDS FOR DRIVE Charioteers; I Hour: Salute to S. F. Studio. 1'urade: Kddle La Mon taene emcee. KYA Amateur Hour.

KVA Johnson Negro KflFO Ht-udlo (9:16) K.0 Safety First; Choir: (3:46) Educa Broadway Parade. Jimmy Allen. Neptune Beach Special rates for use of pool with own suit and towel. Children to 16 years 10cj Adults, 20e Adults Mov. Wed.

Friday. 3 to 4 p. m. Sat. 10 to 11 a.

m. Children Mon- Wed. Fit. 4 to 5 p. m.

Sat, 11 to 12 a. m. 1 Children-(Special) Grades 1st to 4th. Thurs, 3 to 4 p. "ra.

Lakeside Plunge Special rates for use" of plunge with own suit and toweL Children and Adults. Daily except Sal. anfl Sun. Adults 10 a. 1 p.

6 p. Children 4:30 p. also Saturday. 10:30 a. m.

Life-Saving Classes Men and and Boys Tuesday and Thursday, 7:30 p. m. women and Girjs, Monday and Wednesday. 7:30. p.

m. KltOW Studio; (9:16) tlonal. KJRH Dane. KKHC March of Tim highlight on KLX tonight will be the pro-Bra featuring Dave and Jan Peerce, Dance. Smiling' (6:46) Jack Shannon, (KJHS Varieties.

KeVu; Jack Hall and KIIK Studio; (8:16) kva National Radio Chill Peppers. Dunce. Korum: Know Perry ueu Dell old sayings. The con-d of this column Hal gone thia far without be-coming a aloganeer 1 and he is not Jo begin now. But if he were, he would sug-.

1 the oing as a slogan for "Cali-t omja" -Hour." The (3:46) Symphony Oema, 9:30 P.M.. KSFO Sports; (6:45) hunri. you, yourself, can "get into the KHK Tea uance. KI.S Oddltlea; (3:16 Plnaheet KIIOW newa swim" and avail yourself of. the (6:46) Kay ry (i46) Sport Facte.

w. Varletiea. 4 P.M. pianist. Wj dj oadcast- -ing System cnance to make of yourself one of K.l us Dance KI'O Duke Ellington.

KGO Doug-las Beat tie, bane baritone; Emil the most accomplished swimmers in KI.X Helen Wea-man KIIIUIrfllL the Eastbay. J'armelee, planlaii Pnlalc'a Orch. ki.n Conrertr MilSI Kaahloni KFHC California's Thome Dlaa; portu- facilities. In KI'O Fibber McGee and INSTRUCTORS EXPERT Alvin Kallunki, In charge of in tnig tran-i Hour. KYA Court of Good aueae ITonrarii.

V7P.M. Molly. scribed pro- TRIBUTE PAIDIGONTIGT GOODS WOMJIN WRITER ACT IS UPHELD Owynfl 0 Will. struction at Lakeside Plunge, and Nawa Flhe Art. KSFO a "Th (TilS) Ilulilnoft and hi Larry Jones, head of the corps of KKHC Jimml Dickie' I I J'urlnlned I.etter."i gram -binoff will be heard vlnlini Jnn Peeree Cartoon Club: (4:15 Kltow Radio Revels.

instructors at Neptune Beach, are lenor. JANE FROMAN six winners" Marcus Gordon, planlat KJBS Varieties. KHK Dane. Andy KPO Amos-- Ai playing his eileen piggott A Muslcale, 14:16 among the leading swimming teach ers on the Pacific Coast-at the pres in the monumental list of public (7:15) Lum and Aimer. Old Sonci.

own composition, "Fiddlin' the Fid auditions for tonight's Salute to KOO a Itodrlao ent time, and they are in charge KKOW Georee An 10 P.M. KLX World ftcvn. dle in response to numerous re htantorn drewi, and Jeanettt of instruction in this The Tribune's Prorram; Stanford i i I (4:15 San Francisco ought to elated nd they probably are. To win out In competition with the army of KPO Studio; (10:16) campaign. Women's Honorary quests.

Peerce will sing "You Started Me Dreaming'? and Rubinoff will direct his orchestra in "Cuban NeaTo Cluartet. This campaign has been extended Dramatic Society "Northaniter Abbey." Ran wild. Last winer, Governor W. Troy cabled for help to -prevent, the wolves from preying on rein-X; deer during the fawning season, but officials said no funds were then available. As an example of the wolves activities, officials said more than 100 reindeer on Barter Island were killed despite patrols carrying lanterns.

Emphasizing the seriousness of the situation, Indian Office officials said that many EskimoswerS with-out food except for that provided-by the goverriment. As a result of the severe Winter, they said virtually no seals or fish were available, while wolvts have killed thousands of the 550,000 rein- deer in Northern Alaska. TRAPPING SPEEDED UP Trapping will be carried out along the 600-mile coast of the Miirches. K.r0 Organ. KJHS Kaeordn.

-KHK ouera kicboaa. asoiranU that took part jn last for the purpose of affording those. KFRC Studio; KKHC Jack Denny' who before, haven had the oppor Ieham Jones. (7:16) Renfrew KLS Torrid Tunts KYA Operetta Revu. of the Mounted.

tunity, extended two weeks to give week's audition! is a genuine feat. The winneri are: Edwin Imhaus, singer; Marino' Sensi, singer; Johnny O'Brien, harmonica vir-'tuoso; Betty Balrd, soprano; Mona (4:15) Uanc. 4:30 P.M By LENA M. WYSING A tombstone bearing the inscripr tion, "Delilah L. Beasley, 1871-1934," marks the grave where lies the body of a-Negro woman, who gave her life service of humanity.

At 3:00 o'clock, yesterday, a group of men and women, representing various organizations, with which Miss Beasley was clofeely allied in bringing about a closer KVA Melody Lane them the chance. KSFO Concert. KIIOW wins Tunes; CINCINNATI, June U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals today upheld the constitutionality of a congressional act regulating, interstate transportation of convict-made goods, in affirming a District Court opinion dismissing a complaint of theKentucky Whip Collar ofEddyville, against Illinois Central Railroad.

The company, which emolovs (7:16) Rublnoft rec- AH one needs to do is to fill out KLX Uanc Hkythma (10:16) serenades. nrria. KJHS Salon. one. of the coupons appearing else (CSFO Elmer Goes Hoi (4no) tieaiin iaiK.

KI'O Kmll polak's Or KHE Dance. Moonlight" and' a new swing tune, "Swing Me a Lullaby program will be heard from 7:15 to 7:30 by courtesy of local Chevrolet dealers. Merlyn Morse, tenor, will be heard on KLX tonight in a pro-, gram featuring numbers varying from the "Kashmiri Song" to Charles WHIeby's "Coming Home." The program will be on the air from 7:30 to Dude Martin and his Nevada Jywood; Hoy where in this samp edition, Take it cheatro. Berkhead, annas. .10:30 P.M.

to either Neptune Plunge or Lake KIIOW Studio. KfiO Croncutl. KKHC Joey Xaih'i Or K.l MR Dance. KLX nine Reflection side Plunge and register in a class for the instruction. cnestra.

KHM Mascara. leiiowship, paid tribute to the with Alice niu. KM Thomas Dlas; Registrations are. accepted daily. memory of the author and col KV A Aeolian KHro Tea Danoe.

Silent. KltOW Johnny Jump -convict labor at Eddyville in the manufacture of horse collars and strap goods, sought to force the railroad Jo, accept such goods and kpo Henry King's Orch. K(iO Jimmy Grler, KFHC Merit Carlson, KYA umnist. Mrs. Lottie Razdell.

assisted bv 7:30 P.M. Greer, contralto ana Ernest Tonight the triumphant six will be beard on the same program with Jane Froman and Master of Ceremonies Conrad Ngel. The program, will originate In the San Francisco War Memorial Opera House. (Spot: 9 to 10, KFRC.) (. A aa InnnoniUn In rlmtllma flirt An Innovation in daytime radio up; (4:46) pant li rierenade.

KLX Merlrn Jlotir Arctic Sea from Point Barrow to the Canadian border, where few The only charge is a nominal one for the use of either pool. Entrants in. the campaign are also required to furnish their own suits and towels. Nightherders will entertain the dialers tonlcht from 8:30 to 9:30 trnori (Ti4ft) Connlnnce M. J.

Stubblefield, directed and- planned the' program which was as follows: K.l iis Uanca. Iilljl Heeonls. KLS llecorrts. KSFO Organ. liHOW Hound Up through the courtesy of the Star Dlxnn Hnlatoni "Cnn-Irnct nrlilaa Playing." Time: (10:45) Dance.

Outfitting Company and the Buffum Song, "Abide WltlTMe" and the KI'O Nelson lOildy Remember six days' time is suf 5 P.M. K.llia Salon. Cheese Company. Martraret Speaks: Wm "Lord's resolutions bv Kill; Vacation Days. ficient 'to learn to, jiwlm in The KLX Huuptr Oompt) 4'lrena.

Daly's Orchfi Choral Tribune's campaign. Because the 11 P.M. fiymnhony. KI'O 1 1 1 1 I with white men have ever been. Frank Daugherty, the agent at Point Barrow, in; urging a campaign against wolves, said several families had eaten sealskin coats and their boots to escape starvation.

At Wain wright, he reported, wovles traveling 20 in a pack killed 238 ralndeer on a range near the village. A Brink System of learning to swim is Mrs. Tarca Pittman, California State President of Colored Women's Clubs song, J'Steal Away to Jesus," by Miss Talma Brooks. oien Grny's Orch. KKIIC Pick Pot.

Constance Plxon Ralston will offer her weekly contract bridge talk this evening over KLX from 7:45 to 8. More highlights on the human KPO Ren Be rifle's Or- iiptRin vobbu; if.it) mployed at both pools. The Brink hi iidlo. ihfstra. liYA porta; (7:45) programs opened today to be heard at the same hour daily except Sat urday and Sunday.

The broadcast is In the nature of a variety pro KI.O Beaux Arte Trio. KtiO Tommy Harris; "Padres, Orlncos and Kl H(. KHdlo Theater; Paul Cnrson. Gold." System is Hundreds have learned the art of handling themselves while in the water through this method since the campaign aspect of early California Supreme KFHC Tiham Jones. Clark (labia and Marlene Dietrich In member of Phyllis Whcatley Club; principal address by Mrs.

Grace D. Spencer, president emeritus of Oak KSPO Sketch: "Newly- challenged the act of Congress under Which the railroad refused to handle the goods. The company contended the congressional act violated the fifth, or due process, amendment. Congress, by the act, prohibited the transportation of goods manufactured by convicts or prisoners from one State to another when much 'goods were sold in violation Of any law of that State. The act also required that any convict-made goods, no matter where shipped, be plainly marked to show it was made by prisoners.

4 Oil stove (OLyrr.pic 8728) sold to one of 22 Tribune readers answering gram combining entertainment and Court cases will be given by Su (7:46) Journeys i.eirionnalra and the KYA Dane Orch. KftFO Pont Mill's r-reh. KROW Thrlll-a-thon; -household helps in a full hour pro- perior Judge A. F. Bray of Contra to Romance.

started, more than seven weeks ago. gram. The program includes a short ICHOW Studio. l-ady." (iA Studloi Pa rndt. (11:16) Dance.

Get into the swim today. All you Costa County tljis evening. His talk will be on the air from 8:15 to 8:30. KHC heevrea. K.ina Dane.

KIIK All 8 P.M. have to do is to fill out coupon. Do It now. KHKO Tea Kearney Wl- A program has been arranged by Stjally section in -which the music drama principle Is introduced for the first time to radio daytime au-eUences. A second portion will be a KLX Eileen PIito(l, ton orch.

11:30 P.M. the Albany ami Community Center for a broadcast on the KIIOW Ted Wirrin rnnrert antranoi (Siln) Talki The Humnn As KPO Reveries. Hawaii Clipper Aids sonra; say It pect of Enrly Cnllfor- Worthwhile Junior Citizens pro wdio drama concerning the do-mestic problems and Joys of an iKGO Ttrmmy Harris; nln Supreme Court gram on KLX tomorrow, 5 to 5:30 Paul Carson. I'm a A. F.

KFHC Kmll a a's p. m. Mimic will be provided by the Ilrny. witn music. K.l UN Popular Tunas.

kiik ah Btar Heme. ki.r Music Btylea (6:16) WPA, 5:30 P. M. Orchestra. kpo Hawthorn land Council of Church Women; tributes by Mrs.

Bertha Allen, former president Alameda County League of Colored Women Voters; Mrs. representative San Francisco Women's Clubs; "Hail Mary," by Mrs. A. Jackson of Art and Industrial Club; Mrs. Lillian Dixon, State chairman of citizenship; Mrs.

Razdell and Mrs. Stubble-field, "Expressions of Mrs. Pittman, State president, closing remarks. Couple Jailed As 'Con9 Artists Ei Oerrito Boys Hi-Y Orchestra, and 'camp activities incidental to Hnuss. KYA Dane Orch.

KSFO Penitent's veiW young American" couple. (Spot, 9 to 10 a. KFRC.) I GABLE AND DIETRICH Clark Gable and Marlene Diet-. rich will be teamed for the first time on radio, stage or screen KfiO nioardo; (1:15) Orrheatra. the Albany Community Center Frank Watanaba.

KLX Covered Wagon KROW Dan's; (11:45) KYA Studio: (1:15) Stud o. Camp at Jordan Park, Lake County, will be discussed. 'iiiiiee. KI'O glemund Rom "Ask Mr. Jones." K.in.

ftudio; (11:16) KSKO Don Morales and licru; Cora Hu Collins; Dane. KHE All Nlghter. ArKentlnes; (8:15) Illustrated Lectures Tomorrow 1:30 and 7:30 Two lectures on. Dietetics will he given tomorrow: At 1:30 p. i.

In the Mezzanin Studio, 1026 Avenue, "the other at :30 p. m. In the Sherman School of Dietetics, 621) 28th Street, Oakland. The object of the lectures Is to familiarize the public with the advantages of pure, unadulterated, foods for regaining health. Formerly thoae who bothered about diet were called Many cranks got well; other people took notice.

Diet often works wonders, yet many find no relief. The reason perfect diet often fails will be made clear with scores of illustration tomorrow afternocm and evening In the lectures Indicated KKHC Goes Creek ShortRayves By BILL RAY Parson) (8:16) Emll Unf fa's Orch. 12 MIDNIGHT KFO Mldnlt Vaa. KROW Jamboree. mornan.

Oertrude Lyna 4 Otto Clare; Nola Day. KKI1C Kadlo Theater. KYA Dinci; (6:45) Little Orphan Aunie. K-NKO Hludio KltOW Health. Tree Nurserymen Pan-American Airways' Hawaiian Clipper has gone inlo the nursery business on a scale, Bougain-villea cuttings which left their native San Juan, Porto Rico, last week will be transplanted in Manila just seven days after they left their home in the Caribbean.

The Hawaiian Clipper, due to arrive today at Honolulu, left her Alameda base at .3:07 p. m. yesterday. The plant cuttings had been transferred to her cargo hatch from another plane. There were four passengers, all company in addition to Captain R.

O. D. Sullivan and his crew of sev.en. K. A.

Kennedy, division traffic manager, and George Angus, chief of the company's communications division, were- aboard, HOW Studio: (8:16) Italian Watch Tower. K.llia Mldnlle Club, ic organ, KIIIO All NlKhter. BERKELEY, June 1. A new in they Inaugurate the Radio Theater broadcasts from Holly-. wood tonight.

They will be beard over the Nation-wide Columbia xietwork from 5 to 8 In "The-Legionnaire and the Lady," a radio adaptation of the famous motion picture success, "Morocco." "The Legionnaire and Jthe Lady" only will mark Miss Dietrich's jddbut In the Radio Thontcr, but will be Cecil B. DeMillo's first iolfering as the new producer of the program. Gable was heard earlier season In a Radio Theater pro-. of Misleading Lady." "Morocco" was Dietrich's first terprelation of an old confidence. game today had resulted in the ar ON AIR TOMORROW rest of a man giving the name Jack Frost, and his wife, Iva FrBst, after-complaint by Edward Pet.

7 A.M. .10 A.M. 12:30 P.M. H.C. Capwelus tmUv-mTUmit Teaebktf l-M Lis ten Jo -Jean Abbey -KFRC Tuesday, 10:30 A.

M. Let Jean Abbey, Woman's Home Companion Shop-' per, tell you about the many new and interesting things she is finding at H. G. Capwell', Oakland's Finer Store. KPO Nuts AV Bolt a KLX Oak I and Police KLX Anita nnd OroKro.

schauer, service station proprietor at 3000 Shattuck Avenue. Frost and hi-1 wife, Petschauer told police, ordered one gallon of The following programs may be heard on shortwaves tomorrow. Time is Pacific and other figures indicate the frequency, in megacycles, on which the stations operate. All are subject to change without notice. 7 a.

m. David Harum-W2XAD 15.34 me, NBC. 7:45 a. m. Voice of Experience W2X AD 15.34 mc.

NBC. 3 p. m. Amos 'n Andy W2XAF 9.53 mc. NBC.

4 p. m. Leo Reisman W2XAF 9.53 mc. NBC. 4:30 p.

m. Ken Murray, Oswald, Russ Morgan W2XE1U3 mc. CBS. 5 p. m.

Caravan, O'Keefe, Glen Gray, Husinf mc. above, the speaker being Loula guitar duo) (I24S) Hen (7:16) Nnrcroa Slalera, KGO U.S. Marin Band Dept. Mnrctr Program InNpeotor 'I'nnea for Old. both of them bound for Manila.

(lOiia) A. F. Rtoek KPO Ag-rlcultur i American and was sensa-' tlonal succcct It is the storv of a M'enthert (Wi20) Nwi (1:46) ConBiiiners' pro KFHC RIh n' fcijilnu (7:26) Stocks. KYA Musical Clock. KNFO Cowboy Revu.

KKOW Vernon r- iniiira. International Kitchen gram- of Gen'l Fed, of isrf. jslnger, 'Amy Jolly, and Ser- KI'O Concert; (10:16) women Clubs and s. Dept. of Agriculture, KGO NBC, Music Oullil Rani (7:15) CaHf.

farm kgo a i i i Kason (12:45) Manlintters. KFHC Th Goldbera- GLADYS CRONKHITE, Director Individual Washington Nut Pies (Serve 4) Iiroirrarn. gasoline, and asked him to cash a $100 check. He reused, and Frost presented a good watcji, asking a $10 loan, which Petschauer advanced, When the service station proprietor went to get the $10, Frost assertedly placed a cheap watch in an envelope and handed it to him" for the $10. A broadcast was put out by police hjhk Alarm CUe KYA Concert, "(jooa Moi nliiK CHIP.

KFRC I in I I KYA Parade: (10:15) KHK Breakfast Mtlo- Sherman, L). Those suffering from arthritis, high blood pressure, eczema, 'colitis, con-; ntlpatinn, liver and gal.11 bladder diseases, nd extreme nervousness will be In a new system-cleansing plan which Is proving helpful to many. Every one 'is Dr. Shemnn's Food Phlloapnhy and Health Hors Sense, mailed for a stamp. Free at lectures.

California Health Food Center 1926 Telegraph Oakland Health Breads Mailed Everywhere' chamber Victor Horn and Htvle Forum tiny, conducting. KSFO Danoe. diea. KL Eye Opener. 7:30 A.M.

KSFO Homeimikoia. KIIOW Rhythm Revue KHOW Portugal. Jufeant Tom Brown of the Foreign (Spot: 8 to 6, KFRC.) BACK ON CARNIVAL Making a triumphant return to the Carefree Carnival, Charlie Marshall and his boys will provide high spot of the frolic to be broadcast from San Francisco over 'a eoast-to-coast NBC-Blue network at program also the Carnival's return to the ir after a two-weeks' absence, Marshall and bis three comrades Johnny O'Brien, Johnny Toffoli (10:16) M.lodlo k.ihs oanc. 3 eggs Vt cup sugar 4 tablespoons melted butter 1 cup dark corn syrup 1 teaspoon vanilla Vi teaspoon salt 1 cup chopped walnuts or pecans KPO House Detective; KHK Jack Bennett. K.IHS Studio; (10:15) kls Concert; (C46) 0 1 Experience.

Kr.oU. 8 Marine Band. Oraan. KHR Health; (10:16) not enois. 1 P.M.

waits Tim. KFHC Rise 'n' Shin. KVA-Musical Clock. KLS Jan's Journal KLX Rerordai (1.115) Break eggs, but do not beat. Add lliirlhi Leev Hend other ingredients and mix well.

CBS. 5:30 p. m. Fred Waring 'a Pennsylvanlans W2XE 11JI3 mc. CBS.

7:30 p. m. Sophie Tucker's Or-chestra W2XAF 9.53 me. NBC. 7:40 p.

m. Empire Bulletin GSD 11.75 and GSC 9.58 mc. London. 7:45 p. m.

Mall Bag DJD 11.77 me. Berlin. 8 p. m. Palace Hotel Orchestra COCD 6135 mc Havana, Cuba.

Recently The Netherlands have KSFO Studio; (7:46) Rosle. Kltow Commutar's (10:15) Organ. 10:30 A.M. shortly after Petschauer opened the envelope, and the were arrested in Oakland. Frost was lodged in the City Jail, Mrs.

Frost taken to the County Jail, and a 12-year-old daughter of the couple' to the Detention Home. Police found $60 in purses on the two, and two more "chear watches in the machine, they said, Both Frost' and his wife were charged with obtaining money under false pretenses. Tribune lloiii Kco no mil- Drnt. Pour into individual uncooked pie ana Ace Wright came home re- nrli. KI'O Studio.

shells and bake 450 F. for 10 KLX In ternatlonnl cently after fulfilling long en- KGO Mortln' H'o K.IHS Alarm Clock. KHE Molodies. minutes, then reduce heat to 300 and bake 20 minutes longer, or un ketch: 8outlierualrs. Kllrhrni Glndya Crunk liHe, director.

KI.N i ye Opener. KFHC Vincent KPO Com- til set. Double the recipes to serve 8 A.M. hooks; (1:16) Billy Mills Orch. nii'iicenimit lunuheon.

KLX Reeordat (Si20) IV. Y. Stock. 8. Serve with whipped cream top pirg.

KYA Studio (1:16) xagcmcai as guesi artists on ine National Barn Dance In Chicago. As a tribute to the Windy City (Utey will play that old popular i favorite, "Chicago," as a hoedown. Marshall will also take part in i' the Carnival drama. KGO Uohlnn Melodies. KFHC Jean Abbey: ism am atmm women Institute.

expanded their shortwave opera lour iioHte.sH. 10 upiir Jack (8:16) Uoneyboy SaH- KNFO Blocks; 1:05) KYA Horn and Style; iiance. -Who's Who. What'i What aarrns. n4niimi, -n4''i-Tr, krow Castles of Ro tions.

Tune, each Wednesday, 'for PCJ at Eindhoven on Its new experimental frequency, 9.59 at 111:10) iioaitn, KSFO Btudioi (10:45) inance. Nelson Eddy, baritone, will make iunce. KOO Flnanc: (1:15) lluh Dai-rett Dobbs. KFHC Studio; (8:10) 11 a Bye, market K.l us Rong Hits. KIIOW Garden of Mel 4 p.

m. Phillip Startz, the versatile UK organ. his final guest appearance of the ody; KLS (1:15) acout: (8:16) Records. announcer, speaks in English, Spanish, French and many other lan season on the transcontinental pro. gram with Margaret Speaks, so.

ICins Popular Tune. Kill' Records. Jan a Request Journal, 1:30 P.M. KYA Christian SelenC readlna-; (8:16) Studio. Vera Vagues' loony lecture on KI.N Dane; (10:45) prano, William Daly's symphonic guages so this station is easily identified, whatever your nationality is.

-ine Riviera, Nuts and Bolts' swiftly tavoi'itcs. KLX Pon. Concert. paced comedy act, and. Ransom KPO Week-Day Spe Australia Has a rival to the 11 A.M.

string orchestra and the mixed chorus, tonight, over the NBC-Red network. Eddy-wilLsing Dix's "The CLARK cial with Hazel Warner Sherman's observations and helpful MARLENE Charles ti a familiar strokes of London's Big Ben, heard over the British stations KLX Health School of suggestions win be otner Jealures, (1 :46 Martha Meade. Trumpeter," Giordani's "Caro Mio H'ATANABE Monday thru Friday. the Aln (llil.l) Kt-hoe of Stnae and Hereen. KGO Helen Webster.

togetner with songs by Jane Cowan, Tommy Harris and th three. wit- many times daily. At 3 a the Ben." and "Old Faithful." Eddy and GABLE DIETRICH KYA Organ; (1:46) KPO "Forever big tower clock in Melbourne Aus Miss Knealca will inin in th hpaii- (iron. liama Sisters. Jack Meakin will NBC BLUE NETWORK tralia, strikes the hour, 9 p.

"way Uiful "La Ci Darem," from Mozart's ma rerains. KGO Nellie Revel); KFHC Studio; Stocks; (t:) Wllilerneasitoait. down under," the. following day. (11:16) Glab Yellln'a "Don Giovanni." Miss Speaks and Tune in KSFO Sunrlae Revue.

Know Clock; (8:16) Studio. KJHS Dane; (1:15) Studio. KRIO MelodUa. KLS Hila. 8:30 A.M.

KLX Covered Wagon Jnblle. I'll I 1 (8:46) Merry To th Ladles; Hua-h Barrett Dohbe. KFHC Mary Marlln: (8:46) Five-Star Jonea. KYA Words Music. KSFO Studio.

KIIOW Golnw riaces; Concert. K.MfW Concert. KSFO l'ontrelli'a Orch. Genl Ponariova Tune for this from VK3ME on 9.51 the chorus will offer Arditi's "II KHOW Records; (1:45) KFHC -r a. Ikes, megacycles, daily except Sunday.

KCO 8:15 P. M. WPA Program. (11:16) Science Service. Hongkong, Chma, may be heard Bacio," while Eddy and the chorus will present Guion's "Home on the Range." The chorus alone will sing KYA Melodies.

K.IHS Dance. KHH Records. bated en tho famous motion ptctort "MOROCCO" through ZCK on 8.45 megacycles. km ll Jtrcoi'rta. KHOW Concert.

between 1 and 6 a. rn. KLS 2 P.M. Nevin's "Venetian Love Song," li Jll Popular Tunes; Close Harmony, KLX Lost nnd Found I KHOW Dn nee. Kill; TanKO.

KLS Records. KJHS Radio Headlines; 5 P.M. KLX- Worth Kile Junior Cltlien :45) Konir Favorites, K.IHS-Records." Kit 10 Tea Dane. KLS Records. 4 P.M.

11:30 A.M. Kit 10 Records. KLS lj it 8. KHK Melodies. KLS VVallseH.

9 A.M. KLX Shonnlnar LUt KLX HecordnitU KLX FnNlilonai (4:1.1) 3 P.M. llocorilM CltStt) n. F. Stm-kai Itrcorrisi (XiSfl) Record.

KPO Woman's Maga-slne. Ki.o Minute 12:15) Animal (2:26) Mickey Gil-It-lie. KFHC 1 1 1 Sketches: (2:15) Unl-vcrsitv of the Air. KPO Ben Bernle. KFHC a 1 (5:15) ninajrnl Serapbnok.

KPO 1 a nil Sade (11:46) "The O'Neills." iirien weKoian Fanue-It-p, iilniiUt. KLX Helen Weirmaii KI'O Ul lie UeerherV conduct the orchestra and Ned 'Ifnger will be master of ceremonies. The broadcast will originate on stage of the Community Playhouse in the Western Women's Club. (Spot: 6 to 6:30, KGO That preposterous story-teller and liar, Fibber McGee, with spouse, Molly, will add a program to their broadcast schedule over the NBC-Red work, beginning tonight. i The popular comedy and musical has been on the air over the ame.

network continuously since April 19, 1933. The earlier broadcast will continue to be heard at the same time each Monday. The repeat program is for. the beneit of West Coast listeners. (Spot: 8:30 to KPO.) With little Cora Sue Collins con-tinulng as radio's youngest mistress of ceremonies, the Sigmund Romberg Studio Party over an NBC-Red network, will present among numbers, it group of classical gems by Chopin.

Romberg and his I'nrmeli-p, planlat i (0:15) Kitchen Jack Meakin. urjik KGO Farm and Home. KGO Crosscut. KVA Studio; Parade. t.iiio) IK-rorila, Sink Sonaa.

itr iiu juuyiuir Meio- KI'O Easy Aces; (3:15) Words A Music joano Cowan, contralto. KSFO Dance; (5:15) (9:16) Dot and Will. dK'H. KYA "Smile a (11:67) Kcrinturea. KFHC Talk; Organ; (4:16) "Scales ot Justice." KVA Aeolian Strlnea.

KGO Orsan; KYA Radio Theater: Kearney alton KFHC a.rl Pro- Tony missel 1. Kram. KNFO Stuui Hamblen KKHC Kemlrtln Fan khow Jan Cook, vo. KYA Concert: (9:15) khow arch (11:45) Old cies. i (2:1.1) Midweek Fed.

Hymn Ping. KSFO Kddi Albright. Rpk Worm. KHOW VVatchtower: ksfo organ; (4:15) Studio. KHOW a a 1 I a vnmen nroa-am.

KYA Muslcale; (3:13) caiist(; Dance. KJHS Popular Songs. KKti All Star Revu. KNFO Prayer. K.in Dance.

Flaps of All Nations. Bonus: (4:15) A "FISBfR iVN. si MfTP i KltOW Watchtowr; KHK Popular Review. 'Records; Man KSFO 'pappy' Brokaw. KLS Musical Styles.

Studio: (9:16) Tunes. KI.N Household lliuts hattan Melodies. how Radio Kitchen; George. KJHS Pop Sonps. KIIIS Onem Echoea.

KJHS Varieties. 5:30 P.M. K.IHS Tango. mmm (J Melodies, K.IHS Studio;" (5:15) Tunes. 12 NOON khu )r(tan.

KLS llMiilih; (9:15) In it ii 1 1 1 ent KLS Records, KLX Covered Wag-oa Mil cal tstviea. Jiihilee. Administration Program: (2:16) Records: KlIK Tea Dane. teresting- roo pie. 9:30 A.M.

KLX Tr I boi Siren KPO Kd Wynn; Gra KLS Recorda. KLS Pence Dance MiihIc. ham McNamee; Lenme Hayton's Orch. 4:30 P.M. KLX Dane Rhythm) (-4i45) Henlth 1'nlk.

KPO Beaux Arta Trio; (4:45) KLX Tonlo Tumi KI'O WoutKH'a Radio 2:30 P.M.- 3:30 P.M. Bl4l Ilrroraa. KGO Frank Froba's stud o. KLX Records. KLX Herorda.

KI'O Blue Prilidt Orch, KGO Farm and Home. kpo Woman's Under the direction of Hollywood's distinguished producer CECIL B. DE MILLS Don't mis this bigger, better ihow famous afai Hollywood brought right to you from the Lu Kadlo Theatre, Hollywood Boulevard, Holly wood, Cat. A FULL HOUR (VERY MONDAY NIGHT' KFO Frd Hufsmlth, KGO Armand Glrsrd: KFHC Revue: (6:65) tin nr-studio; (12:10) ll M0UY" I I Popular wl Pi JOHNSON'S -jiu' wax mmMJ Radio Proqrom 8:30 P.M. KPO San Francisco Ktudlo.

K(iO Mitchell Behns. ten or: (8:45) Rush (4:45) Fairv Plav. Better Business KGO News; (2:25) Hsrl -e i a I 1 1 i 1 6 -rharlea Hector' Orch. HuEhes. KFHC Cocktails of ter's (9:45) NBC KGO (3:45) Memory.

KVA Stylists; (5:44) KYA Sunshine Club; Miilth's Orch. (2:46) Dorothy Dreslln, ivnin jppun imesa. KVA Aeolian (12:15. Studio. KFHC Here th An- 40-piece orchestra will be heard from Hollywood playing "Semper Fidelia March" by Sousa; "Gold and Silver Valse," by Lehar; "Havana," a rhumba from "The Night is Young," a movie; "Midnight Bells," by Heuberger, the Chopin numbers.

Douglas McPhail will sing "Going Home," by Dvorak, (Spot; M0 toft KPO.) (V KHOW-Studio: (12:15) KFHC I Mel. KHOW Johnny Jump Hp: (.4:45) Musical (fiver. Jubilee Neulvweils Little urpnan Anni KSFO Studio. KROW Health. KJHS Dance; (6:45) Vocalist.

oniea; (2:36) Alexander KYA Harold Sanford's muaic UIMin. KFHC Variety Yrf. tfi-nm. KYA Stud In: Wa tfss. KKFO Studio.

KHOW Healtik K.IH Dance. KRE Conert KLa Jan Journal, cores, violinist: (2:45) Studio. KSFO Stuart Hamblen KJBS Stocks; Popular Tunes. KFRC 5 P.M. p.s.1.

Hits. ksfo stud lj (4:46) Dance. KJHS Danca. wand; (3:45) Vou and Your Government. KSFO Jack Hall Chili Pepper.

KYA Melody Lad v. KRB-Chestnuts; (5:41) Inspiration. IK RE tele Bennett. i ksfo an Knt: KRE KLS Da (5:45) ils records. :45) Studio.

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